Courses* taken by our Industrial Maintenance Technology students include:

<strong>Industrial Electricity</strong>
This seven-part course discusses the elements and applications of electricity that are common to any industrial facility. In strict accordance with the National Electric Code, this course will introduce students to electrical theory with an emphasis in those energy sources developed for commercial and manufacturing use.

<strong>Power Transmission</strong>
This course includes the operation, maintenance, safety, and troubleshooting of machinery, industrial bearings, industrial drive gears and gear systems, shaft joining and coupling devices.

<strong>Programmable Logic Controllers</strong>
This course presents basic concepts and applications of PLC’s such as the PLC language, performing installation and diagnostic functions, using program tools, basic communications and logic operations. The practical instruction of this course is performed with Allen Bradley equipment and RSLogix software, both of which are predominantly used within the manufacturing industry.

<em>*Students will take additional program courses on top of the three listed courses. Courses may vary by program, credential level and campus.</em>